"60 MINUTES" DIRECTOR'S CUT OF "HAMILTON" SEGMENT OFFERS MORE ON THE BROADWAY SMASH AND MAYBE THE LAST CHANCE TO SEE LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA BEFORE HE STEPS DOWN - CBS SUNDAY

Before the "70th Annual Tony Awards" on CBS, "60 Minutes" Will Broadcast Its "Hamilton" Segment with Previously Unseen Material About the Show That Has Received a Record 16 Tony Nominations

Fans of "Hamilton" who have not had a chance to see the Broadway hit may want to watch Sunday's 60 MINUTES - it could be their last chance to see Lin-Manuel Miranda, the show's creator, in the title role. "Hamilton" is still the hardest ticket to get on Broadway, and Miranda will move on later this summer. 60 MINUTES will offer a "director's cut" that's nearly double the length of Charlie Rose's original report, first broadcast in November. The previously unseen additions include more of the interviews with Miranda and the cast and more material and performance footage from the show, which has received a record 16 Tony nominations. "Hamilton," the 60 MINUTES encore in two parts, will be broadcast Sunday, June 12 (7:00-8:00 PM, ET/PT), immediately before the 70th ANNUAL TONY AWARDS (8:00-11:00 PM, live ET/ delayed PT) on the CBS Television Network.

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